• Uh, Prince Adam may be a wuss, but I've never seen a kid built like that.

• With Doc Braxy promoting Kit and Kat twincest? Not a chance, buddy. Not a chance. -shudder- DX

• For some reason Lion-O reminds me of Zack from Final Fantasy 7 weird. Maybe its the outfit or the hair that put that thought in my mind?

• Cheetara's new look . . . Do Not Like!

• I think the reason the original had that Lion-O being a kid element is so they had a reason why he was so uninformed about things. Often on the cartoon he'd ask about things that the other Thundercats knew about by heart. I'm not happy about Tigra having a gun. Cheetara does not look hot AT ALL. I do not like this new cartoon.

• If anything is going to slow her down, it's her giant rack. (Look at the other picture.)

• I like panthro's sideburns

• 1. Let's just hope they have more depth as characters this time around, instead of their typical shota/loli-bait role that attracts creepy old men. Oh, and hope Snarf kept his damn mouth shut this time around, too! XD 2. Support the show, everyone! Please! At least until they get enough episode order down the line to put in the New ThunderCats! XD

• I believe the proper response here should be AAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGHHHHH!!!

• let me just say this, as it's way too late at night for me to be typing any more (my Robisms are showing...) it's a good thing you didn't pay $$$ to see that movie. if only more people skipped it, the threat of a sequal would not be looming (it's at #18 on the top 100 money making list). I've talked ot friends who watched the movie then the series and they pretty much agree, they didn'tlike the movie for a variety of reasons but watching the series after made them hate the movie more. Shamwow, I used to worship the guy...so many of my early work was inspired by him but. jeez. I fear he's done irrevockable harm to the franchise.

• Thank you for explaining that, Abraxas. :) For years I had wondered just what your angle was on that and where you had gotten that from. It was really hard to tell sometimes how many FF writers were simply just being creative or if they actually believed the ideas they had. Strange as it may sound, the internet does have a weird way of distorting things sometimes. It's cool you and I want the same things out of this new show: consistency and better characterization and storytelling. Your comparison to Avatar: The Last Airbender was a very good one. I hadn't been interested in it initially, but I bought the series on DVD rather than see the movie when it came out (Shyamalan was NOT getting my money!) Needless to say, I really enjoyed it and how they told a complex, ongoing story with a beginning, middle and end. I've always liked shows that did that. I think the inherent problem with the original TCats and most of the other shows that were around in the 80's, was that they were primarily designed to be advertisements for toys. So because of that, they probably weren't allowed to do anything with the characters in any meaningful way; so no one ever developed or fell in love or died or got hurt or suffered any consequences or learned anything that changed them in any way. Today's kids' shows may have a whole other set of problems, but by and large the makers of those shows are allowed more leeway creatively and can get away with more than they did 20 years ago. So I agree, there's no reason for an animated show today to suck. Especially not when there's a lot of good examples now to choose from.

• I really dig the redesigns, especially Lion-O. His full-blown adulthood plus mental immaturity was somewhat creepy in the series so I'm glad to see him looking adolescent. And the Cheetara of the original series is like the Teela of the original Masters cartoon: still UNSURPASSED in hotness compared to the newer versions.

• I get what you're saying and of course on the whole it's difficult to ignore the fact that he works for the ASOE and such. that he's a misunderstood anti here is just a theory I developed way back when - as I did and do still love the MummRa character and worship at his altar. ahem. :P the Thundercat's canon is so ridiculously awful that I as a write never felt obliged to adhere to it. whatever for, really, since any one thing he believed was true always had at least one counterexample. instead I looked at the elements of the series as the ingredients and figured out how to work with the basics of the characters and settings, etc, to write the stories I was plotting. I loved the process too as it appealed to my problem solving skills. for example, Tygra was gay when I wanted him to be and straight when the story demanded. even my hero MummRa I confess I did not treat him consistently either. the only thing I want to see from this new incarnation is consistency. Avatar, the Last Air Bender was a show directed at kids (primarily) of the same age as the Tcat's intended audience. that show was ridiculously tight knit and deal with a lot of heavy topics. it set the bar quite high, maybe impossibly high. as far as I see it now there is no excuse for animated show to suck.

• Based on what scant and sometimes contradictory information I had been able to piece together from the show, I had surmised Third Earth was our Earth some 5,000 years in our future (and if you think that some traces of our civilization would have survived, a lot of it could actually be obiliterated within 1,000). My personal theory was that rather than the run-of-the-mill nuclear war, it was a combination of overpopulation, exhaustion of resources and environmental collapse. Anybody who had any wherewithal built colony ships and got the hell off the planet (and whose descendants most likely became Mandora's people). Those who weren't so lucky stayed behind and took their chances. Many of course died, but there probably were a few pockets of hardy survivors (Those who would become the Warrior Maidens being one of them. I have a more detailed theory on them). Others would, over time, succumb to the toxins and pollutants and mutate (Wollos, Tabbots, etc.) Other races or creatures could have been genetic experiments gone wild. As for the magical and mythical creatures we saw, they could have been "in hiding" until human civilization had been wiped away and it was safe to come out again. Something similar happens in Ralph Bakshi's "Wizards" and a few other RPGs. Yeah, I thought about this all way too much.

• I apologize for flying off the handle. Residual issues. Anyhoo, there's really nothing to support the idea that Mumm-Ra was ever a "good guy" who was minding his own business when the Tcats came along. And even if there was a status-quo on Third Earth, there's nothing either way to support whether it was "good." I can think off the top of my head about a lot of stories that had status-quos that were horrible until the protagonists came along. And even if they did shake things up and made things uncomfortable for a time, ultimately it was agreed the new status-quo that replaced it was better (ex. Star Wars IV-VI, The Matrix trilogy, BioShock and Zardoz, just to name a few). So it's really a fallacious argument. Even if he had been asleep for at least 100 years or so, he had still probably made enough of Third Earth afraid of him that they dared not do anything for fear of provoking him. I always liked to think that he had become some sort of bogeyman to them, to the point that parents would tell their children "Mumm-Ra is going to get you" if they misbehaved. It would have been ingrained on that level. On the other hand, there's plenty of evidence that Mumm-Ra was evil. Lives in a great, big imposing black pyramid? Check. Looks decaying and decrepit? Check. Uses black magic and serves evil spirits? Check. And even if he couldn't stay in his Ever-Living form for long, he didn't need to be out for a long time if he had enough power to nuke your village, or summon a horde of demons to Zerg-rush it, or eviscerate you where you stood just by looking at you. Granted, we never knew just what the extent of his power was, but I imagined he had to be pretty damn powerful if he was an ancient, undead being and had the forces of darkness pretty much at his beck and call. And it's a shame the writers had to hold all that back because they were writing for a kids audience, lest ACT or someone else should cry, "Won't somebody pleeeease think of the children!" Just my perspective on it.

• oops! the reply was meant for Steve H

• yup, that hair went on and on. also I think she was very well busted as far as cartoon women went in the 80's. I think another difference that's at play is the outfit. much skimpier than the unitard, buster and cleavelier (LOL). and then the reputation even that she was a HO. I myself love all these updated versions and am starting to like Cheetara 2.0 a lot. now what I want to know is how these guys are going to sound like.

• Wristbras. Oh, I get the comments, I do, druggie chic was a real thing for a time in some fashion circles. That first pic in the previous article surely pushes that idea. But I'm going on the idea of the 'quick glance', and if you recall Cheetara in the original opening, I think two things stood out instantly (stop it!)...her staff and her epic hair. Of course I'm old so I LIKE that big hair look. I may be biased. :)

• to my memory it was never fully developed but MummRa did bring Hatchi man forward from 3rd Earth's past the first time he appeared. the next time he just showed up with the horse. which - mind you my memory about these little details is iffy - but the horse wasn't a living horse per say. more like a hobbyhorse.

• Traveled thru time..AND SPACE...on a magical horse... Well. That's bringing back memories. Not good ones mind. I mean, OK, Time Traveling Horse, so, go do something about MummRa, or... Yeah, yeah, can't happen. I dig. :)

• Tygra can blast me when ever he wants baby. rowl!

• I donno, maybe? I also think its the facial coloring. the darker patches actually on the eyes like that. wasn't there something called cocaine chic or something like that where the models were given darker makeup around the eyes. subliminally maybe people are picking up on that. yeah I guess with that and the messed up hair I can see how crack!whore could be at play. who knows WTF those wrist things are supposed to be. they could be weapons of somesort.

• OK, I've been thinking about the Cheetara issue, and I've got the key to all the hubbub, bub. It's the hair, it's completely and totally the hair. Original Cheetara had '80s hair, the big fluff, the whole 'Farrah' deal. The new version has modern hair, the whole 'hacked at crudely with sissors' thing. It's all in the hair. That and the stupid 'video game' fat whatsits on her wrists. and yes, she's grown at least 2 cup sizes. If this were a Japanese series I would expect lots and lots of 'bounce' when she was in action. I could like this show. I hope it gets a decent shot. Pity there's no longer a weekly 'kidvid' timeslot (that's Monday-Friday between 2 and 5 PM EST for those that don't remember. It's what made Pokemon and Power Rangers big) on local TV this could get broadly syndicated to like the old days. *sigh*

• 1 - according to Rob they are in but we haven't seen what they look like yet. 2 - I certainly hope so but I donno how that's going to work. I doubt it will be a strict retelling of the original so who can say.

• oh rick, you need to catch up on my thundercats fanfic. way back when I posted by the name RD Rivero then later Snovelor. I loved Tygra too - regrettably, for Tygra, I also loved to torture and kill the stars of my fanfics so I became notorious for Tygra death. I also loved to incest up the Kittens, they were so right for that. my greatest work in that fanom (in my opinion) involved a strange incest relationship with them. it was heavily influenced by MN Shaymalan's 6th Sense. I used to look up to that guy....

• I've been a part of the Thundercats fandom since 1999 and believe me all of these points you bring up were discussed to death. the only solid fact we can say is that the show's canon is totally 100% inconsistent - especially at the final season when Thundera reforms into New-Thundera. we all try to forget that shit happened. for us FF writers, the inconsistency of the canon was boon, it allowed us to create our own explanation of things and that allowed the fandom to grow. also - you're talking about Hatchiman (or Hachiman). he travelled through time and space on a magical horse. also there's Mandora who can breathe in space - even though in early episodes it was clear that space was a vacuum. the sword of omens is said to be unbreakable - until it breaks twice. and so forth. with any luck they'll kept it more 'real' if you know what I mean.

• Actually, I have no real 'wedded to' idea about anything in Thundercats because, as others have said, clearly they made crap up as they went and to hell with some of the implications from the pilot and such. I mean, Cheetara was the only female of child-bearing age among a group of very very masculine (Dr. A would likely say 'butch' :) ) men. That shameful fanfic writes itself, right? What does the 'Third' in Third Earth mean? Does it matter? It surely COULD be our Earth in the far far future (or past?) but nothing was really done with it. And there were a fair amount of human types hanging around. Wasn't there a samurai dude who showed up a couple times? I think that was a law in '80s cartoons, gotta have a samurai or ninja dude. Then of course the 'second wave' Thundercats showed up and things got even more weird. Now, you want to talk nonsensical, we can hash over the bizarre physics in Sliverhawks... "OH no! my glider wing is damaged or my boot jets have konked out! I'm falling!!"...in space...falling down...in SPACE... but screw it, the opening for both shows rocked so damn hard I don't care. :)

• Am I the only one that gets the feeling Lion-O will be a kid until he powers up the sword to give him that He-Man like transformation into a roided up muscle-head every episode?

• It's...it's beautiful! X3 Suddenly I have high hopes for this show! I kinda like the new looks on Lion-O. Sure, it went the anime way in depicting him as the talented-yet-inexperienced leader, but I think it works with his general character. Panthro is Panthro, nothing to say about that. And I guess Cheetara's new dudes makes her even hotter than before, but oh wow TYGRA!! I've always had my eye on Tygra ever since the original. He's calm, he's cool, and fits perfectly for the 'big brother' role for just about everybody, Lion-O especially (and so much more, according to tons of FanFictions XD). However, his ball-whip-thingy from the original always bugs me in that it's kinda...off. You know? Not something that a cool guy like him would ever use. His new arsenal, however, works! It just screams "badass" all around. Who's to say that Tygra wouldn't just put on his thinking cap while the other guy was showing off his moves, thought "Fuck this! I'll just shoot him!" and pull an Indiana Jones on the dude? And given that he's an architect of the Cats, I bet he can be very creative in dispensing his enemies with the whip-and-gun pair. ...however, the possibility for FFs just grows exponentially as well. Ah well, I'll take my victories where I can get them! XD

• okay Doc Braxy, that line of yours about Kit and Kat is officially starting to creep me out. two questions tho: 1. are the Thunder Kittens in this new one? i mean, the four-men crew seemed like a solid set-up to me. 2. what about the new additions to the teams? you know, Ben-Gali, Pumyra, Lynx-O? or is this a strictly original remake kinda deal?

• THANK YOU!! I kept on wondering WHY he looked so familiar! XD

• Snarf doesn't speak? -gasp- These are the moments that makes life's worth living! XD

• yes he is, yes he is. however, Tygra will always, ALWAYS be number one in my book. X3

• I think the whole "Lion-O is an overgrown kid" deal comes with the aspect of him being the leader of the ThunderCats and yet he has very little experience to do it. As you all know, the 80s was not exactly running rampant with scrawny anime main hero types, who are utterly hopelessly worthless at the start of the series but grows into a man's man at the grand finale with the Big Bad. Check out Ken the Eagle from "Battle of the Planets/Gatchaman" and you'll probably get what kind of hero types was expected from an animated action show. That's why I think when the show creator decided to be creative with Lion-O, they needed an excuse for him as well to fit in with the norm that is main character types of the time. And that's why I guess they slapped on the whole 'broken stasis pod' plot line deal. And in all fairness, I thought it was kinda okay given the time and condition when the show was released.

• Jet Black was my first thought too! I'm liking that the characters look upgraded without being completely different. The era of jazzercise had not been kind to character design.

• Also, assuming this thing gets a second season - does that mean we'll see Pumyra?

• I... kinda like the new style! The only thing that disappoints me is Lion-O's STUNNINGLY HUGE BLUE EYES, when he had crazy-ass orange eyes in the original. I blame Naruto.;) Also, it's all about Tygra and Cheetara. ;)

• Coming soon to TR: Dr. Abraxas' handle change (again) to "Dr. MRADL"!<br><br>Confused? Go ask ZADL.

• When I saw Cheetara, the first thing I thought of was Priss. Glad I'm not alone.

• there are episodes where they refer to the fact that Lion-O is just a Kid in a big body.... like when they're kicking the can, and other games

• I agree, thought she looked a bit anorexic in the other pic.

• I don't know if it was your intent or not, but your description makes me want to see this more.

• And keep your foot off that blasted salmaplhange

• yes this. thought she seemed familiar.

• maybe Snarf lost his tongue in a bar fight when he was out with Jar Jar Binks. We could only hope.

• Is that Zangief in the grey?

• Yes... I don´t want no pedofurria

• So...when does the show premiere?

• Its Catboy Bebop! Give Lion-O a cig. Snarf!!

• Cheetara is clearly Ke$ha. "I wake up in the morning feeling, like, Ty-gritty; "Gonna have to hide his whip, it's time to _hit_ that kitty!" Ect.

• .....So I think this is where the whole furry craze started. Then it when on to the swat kats and their confusing woman cats. Oh and lets not forget Lola Bunny hmmmm it seems that the late 80's and 90's generation was brainwashed in to furridom...how...horrifying

• James Lipton's gotta eat!!

• Only problem is Animetal broek up like 3 years ago. Now if Eizo Japan covered it, well then that's a party I want an invite for!

• As someone may have already mentioned, the characters have a more militaristic look to them than their original roman circus get ups. Tygra: Aside from looking like he seduced Master Chief, he seems as though he's the expert at camouflage and possibly, hence the gun, a sniper. Will he still be able to turn invisible, though? Panthro: Jet Black the Furry? He also makes me think of the Beast. The two scars on him ought to make for an interesting story though. Lion-O: He does look younger, but he's also much less built. Let's hope he's not all emo about things like his mentor dying, his planet exploding, and his child hood getting royally screwed over. Intense is good, emo not so much. Cheetara: Aside from the 80's make up around her eyes, there's not too much to question about her style--Heroine Sheik meets the Speed Force. Rob: Can we get any news on the plot?

• I want some of whatever you been draggin'.

• I agree. Panthro looks awesome.

• I always assumed 3rd Earth was just our earth in the future post some appocolyptic war/invasion and the inhabitants mutated and evolved over time. Maybe MummRa was really a reanimated egyptian mummy?

• The theme song can be updated if done right. Specifically in the hands of Animetal. Ever heard their scorching version of "Pegasus Fantasy" from Saint Seiya? Kicks complete and utter ass. Check it out for yourselves: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQasq2sC3p8

• I'm upset that Tygra doesn't have a gun that shoots whips. I don't care that it doesn't make sense, that would've been great.

• Like Rob said, needless. After the pilot episode, I don't think they ever referenced back that he was actually a kid.

• Cheetara looks much better in this picture. Not sure about the pink around her eyes....pinkeye isn't really hot.

• <i>Many of you have noted that Cheetara looks kind of like a crackwhore. I do not disagree, but feel this makes her hotter for some reason.</i> it's quotes like these that keep me coming back to Topless Robot. Oh and I think the redesigns aren't too bad. I am curious as to what Snarf will look like.

• "a kind of Naruto meets Don Quixote character" This might be the single scariest thing I've ever heard you say, Doc.

• I think Tygra's new look is the only improvement. I'm glad, as he was always my favorite character. I do prefer the simplicity of his old whip handle, though. Cheetara's look is a downgrade. Crackwhore actually summed it up nicely. She looks frail, not athletic, and the wrist frisbees look stupid. Lion-O and Panthro are basically a wash. Still pretty good but not necessarily improving on the originals. The uniforms are a bit better now, but the hair on both are not all that good. New Lion-O has a torch on his head, not a mane. Really looking forward to seeing the twins. Hope they still have their little exploding cat-eye thingies.

• $10 bucks says Snarf has a beard.

• Wow, if Cheetara looks that good, imagine how Loli-riffic Wilykit will look! Snarf Snarf!!!!!

• I like these designs a lot. Tygra was always my favourite as a kid (though Panthro was a close second). I love that he's got body armour and a gun. Frankly though, I think I'm just ecstatic that they didn't go with the whole "Thundercats as a teenage rock band, animated like Teen Titans" angle that was rumoured a while ago.

• I get what you're talking about. especially with Cheetara looking so young. a lot also depends on what the secondary characters are like. the Amazonian warrior-women, Mandora, the Mutants and the others the Thundercats interact with. if they all start looking like teenagers then I'll be inclined to agree. at the moment I don't think it will be going that route.

• Please dont fuck with the theme song!!! That's like the only thing the new Hawaii 5-0 got right. *crosses fingers*

• Nothing bad about the designs, but nothing stands out as innovative about the updates either. Perhaps the wrist discs on Cheetara are the exception, depending on their function (fashion or useful for some other reason). If I could suggest one edit, it would be to get rid of Panthro's head hair altogether. The addition of sideburns on his update instantly make me think of him as a barbarian version of Jet Black. Keep the bald man(cat) bald. Don't fight it.

• I just think it's awesome that in one episode Mumm-ra invokes a Cthulhu mythos deity in one of his spells (I think it was Yog-Sothoth).

• aw, thanks, but my work for MummRa is from the heart. no remittance is required.

• +1 The designs are good technically speaking, but at least I am getting tired of seeing them follow the same silhouette process similar to TF: Animated, with the incredibly bulky-squared guy behind etc, and the anime influence. I know Thundercats was like... 80% japanese but I think the designs were american somehow, or a blend at least. And for me they all said "mature-badass" even though it was a kid´s cartoon, this ones say something like "teen adventure". Don´t know if anyone else gets my idea :S

• Your cheque is in the first post.

• er, that's flying off the handle besides, there was a lot of inconsistency everywhere. still Mummsies was weak if too long outside of the pyramid so how much of a terror was he really? and then there were folks like Grune and the Lunatics who were a far more menacing threat to the population. a super powered flying mummy is always going to inspire fear, warranted or otherwise.

• I have to agree from both pictures, it looks super generic anime esp lion-o.

• The only thing that would make this perfect is if a band like Iced Earth or Richard Christy's new band Charred Walls of the Damned did the music. <a href=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbXEUGU4ED4>Check out this video</a> for their song "Ghost Town." Would love to hear something like that in this show! Also would have liked Ronnie James Dio to have sung the theme song, but that's an impossibility now. :(

• I was thinking the same thing about the drag-factor of her long-ass hair slowing her down. ... I've wasted my life...

• Why do people believe that? Granted, the idea was not well thought-out (nothing on that show was), but it's heavily implied that the general population of Third Earth feared Mumm-Ra and didn't dare defy him out of fear he'd immolate them or something. Once the TCats showed up and saw that there was someone who was capable of standing-up to Mumm-Ra, they grew a set of balls and rallied behind the Thundercats. So fuck you and your whole "Mumm-Ra is misunderstood" meme.

• There is nothing original about these designs. They all look super generic and I can already imagine what Lion-O (high pitched, whiny) would sound like in Japanese dub of th show. Hell the only thing that makes sense is giving Tygra a green suit since he main thing was camaflouge i nthe original!

• It's funny how even though Rob disliked this yesterday,now that he knows one of his friends was in on it,it's totally radical,and you should watch it. When does the show premiere?

• Really love these new designs. But, is it too much to ask for the second season Thundercats to be in on the action as well? I never got to see them.

• when it's not on his arm, it's usually attached to his thigh.

• my impressions of the characters, based on the designs and other FFF fantasies: Liono - either doesn't get artificially aged or, if he does, it's more subtle than the in your face way that doesn't give Tygra a boner (ala the tiger's line upon seeing Liono's new body pretty much tear up his old kidde clothes - 'a fine figure of a Thundercat'). I see him as a kind of Naruto meets Don Quixote character, a kid who wants to do good against all odds and has a very idealistic view of his people and destiny. this causes a lot of friction on 3rd earth as Thunderian values clash with MummRa's. Cheetara - slightly older that Liono, but not too much, obviously there as a sexual aid to the developing lord of the Thundercats. don't get me wrong, she'll be strong and able to kick mutant ass - but she'll be able to use those boobs as a weapon too. she's definitely got a thing for the Liono!body. Tygra - oh, I love the new design. he'll be smarmy with a stick up his butt (a Panthro chuck?) and I hope they do keep his addiction-prone personality. he's the moral and ethical mentor of Liono as well as Panthro right hand LOL. hahahahahahah!!!! Panthro - he was always bald and always bad ass. he forged the Thundertank with his barehands and flings the mutants about as if they were ragdolls. Liono develops such a mancrush on Panthro. too bad for him his ass is stamped 'property of Tygra'. WileyKat and Kit - Kit will dominate as she does in the original and hopefully there's enough sexual tension and OMG!incest overload moments to power a whole new generation of FF. Snarf - doesn't talk and that's enough said. somebody read my manual and realized that indeed a talking snarf if the greatest evil to be fall the Thundercats since Cheetara started wearing clothes.

• Nevermind. I see it in the first pic. Why isn't it in this one though?

• Where's Liono's glove thing? Have they gotten rid of it? dislike.

• ditto! that's exactly what I said in the post yesterday. MummRa is only defending his planet from outside invaders.

• That just proves my point...Mumm-Ra = No cats. Remember "The Mummy" with Brendan Fraser? Vosloo was scared by the cat and ran away! It's the reason I have a cat, to keep away all the damn mummies. Cats and Mummies. Natural enemies.

• actually no - in the first episode, after Thundera explodes, the Mutants attack and cripple the ship. they're not able to reach the new planet all the Thunderians were supposed to move to and settled on 3rd Earth because it was closer. again because of the damage, somebody had to be "awake" (ie not in stasis) to guide the ship and Jagga took that responsibility himself, dying along the journey.

• I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that...

• I kinda miss the Roman aspect of his design though, I'm let down this new one doesn't incorporate that somehow.

• Cheetara is the only one that looks weird to me, I think her hair.

• Why is Panthro bald, and how is he bald? Still, nothing jumps out at me as being straight up bad.

• I wonder if Cheetara knows her way around balloons...

• Panthro is just Jet from Cowboy Bebop but purple....

• Well, and, as a friend pointed out to me, MummRa is the VICTIM, really. There he was, just hanging out being all mummy-like, not really even bothering the other beings of Third Earth, then the Thundercats crash land and start tearing up the joint. And next thing you know the natural order of things is all fucked up! So there's that.

• the thunder cats look interesting like that almost more thunder cats the young generation. for lion o looks better young. Pantrho looks more menacing and bad ass . as for snarf and willy kit and kat. other execs working on the show have confirmed they are in it and snarf does not thankfuly talk. should be a interesting take on the thunder cats

• I wonder if Lion-O is gonna be an imperialist in this version, too....

• Tygra has the whip. I think that tells us all we need to know.

• This actually looks very awesome. But I can't help but to see the teenage Gohan when I look at Lion-O.

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